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WebSitePulse Guest Blogging Guidelines

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Last updated May 10th, 2022 by WebSitePulse in WebSitePulse News

Guest BloggingWhat You Get

  1. Your bio statement will appear at the bottom of the article containing a maximum of 2 links to your website(s) or social channels. Email addresses are not allowed.

  2. You may provide up to three links in the body text of the article. All links should be only related to the context of the subject you cover in the post.

  3. None of the links from your article or bio statement must directly or indirectly compete with any of WebSitePulse's products or services.

  4. Your post will be submitted on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn to our company profiles.

  5. You can advertise your post anywhere you like, in a summary of up to 150 words, with a do-follow link back to the original full post on this blog (let us know if you do that).

Submission Guidelines

  1. Guest blogging on the WebSitePulse blog is subject to strict editorial review. Only bloggers with a proven record of expertise on the subject covered will be accepted.

  2. Each post request should be sent with 3 to 5 example articles on a similar subject. Submission requests sent without sample works might be automatically rejected without notification.

  3. Submissions from content marketing and link-building agencies working for a third party will be automatically rejected without notification.

  4. Your article cannot be an advertisement for a product or service or the equivalent of a sponsored article.

  5. The article should be exclusive to the WebSitePulse blog. It must be unique and cannot be published anywhere else in the original or modified form.

  6. Once your article is published, it will be the copyrighted property WebSitePulse. It can't be duplicated anywhere else.

  7. WebSitePulse reserves the right to remove the article without notification if it finds it elsewhere.

  8. The article should be at least 1,500 words long and give a profound understanding of the subject and references to other authoritative websites.

  9. Articles may include corresponding images, infographics, or videos. Keep the image sizes consistent, up to a maximum size of 600px wide. The video must be hosted on Youtube, Vimeo, or another popular video-sharing website.

  10. Images should be copyright-free, or you should have permission from their respective owners and provide a statement of this permission upon submitting your article.

  11. WebSitePulse reserves the right to modify the post content or the style as WebSitePulse sees fit.

  12. WebSitePulse reserves the right to reject or later delete your post without notification.

  13. In the Author's bio section, the anchored text could only be a name of a website and not a keyword and should point to the website's main page.

  14. The Author's bio section content cannot be altered once published.

  15. Anchor texts in the article's body text must be a phrase as part of a sentence.

  16. The article must not contain copyrighted content.

Reasons for Article Rejection

  1. Contains referral links/self-promotion of your own products/services.

  2. Contains affiliate links.

  3. Inappropriate/abusive language.

  4. Fake author bio.

  5. Doesn't have the original photo with the author's bio.

  6. Multiple grammatical mistakes.

  7. Links to unrelated sites.

  8. Misrepresentation of facts.

  9. The article is already published anywhere else online.

Formatting Guidelines

  1. Title: Must be unique and compelling.

  2. Description: 2 to 3 sentences with your post would be great.

  3. Line Spacing: Single.

  4. Spacing before and after a paragraph: 0.

  5. Language: English (US).

  6. Proper capitalization of headings and subheadings.

Editing Policy

  • Your posts will be edited for minor grammatical errors, and we may add links to the related articles from the WebSitePulse blog or services.
  • Any inappropriate links will be removed.

WebSitePulse is a leading provider of advanced, independent, and remote monitoring services that enable clients to increase the efficiency of their mission-critical e-business operations and reduce their risk of failed Internet transactions and loss of revenue.

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